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Today's Sports

  • Mr. 300 reigns

     CRESTWOOD – Even though it was a bit cloudy after Cy Tucker got his 300th career win as the coach of the South Oldham High School girls’ soccer team, his sunglasses stayed on during a post-game celebration with players and parents.

    But there’s a reason.

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  • Game Bytes

     

    FOOTBALL

    Oldham County vs. Conner

    Score: 23-14 Conner.

    When: Saturday. 

    Where: Oldham County Kickoff Classic, South Oldham High School. 

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  • Leap of faith pays off

    CRESTWOOD – Two years ago Zach Price took a leap of faith and the North Oldham High School football team caught him with open arms.

    Price, a senior fullback, in just his second year of football rushed for 96 tough yards on 21 carries to earn offensive MVP honors and help the Mustangs edge Moore 20-19 Saturday in the Oldham County Kickoff Classic.

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  • North reins in Mustangs

    CRESTWOOD – The defense held for the North Oldham Mustangs as they stopped a Moore scoring drive as the clock ran out Saturday to preserve a 20-19 win in the Oldham County Kickoff Classic.

    NOHS got the lead for good in the fourth quarter when quarterback Austin Peterson scored on a short keeper around end.

    The Mustangs were led by senior fullback Nick Price with 96 yards on 21 carries. Moore's Na-Vale Sanders led all rushers with 141 yards and scored a touchdown.

    Oldham County and South Oldham didn't fare as well in the classic.

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  • Athlete of the Week

    Name: Brenna Kaelin.

    School: South Oldham Middle School.

    Sport: Volleyball.

    Age: 13.

    Position: Outside hitter.

    Hometown: Crestwood.

    Accomplishments: Kaelin is a three-year member of the SOMS program and a starting outside hitter this season who has helped the Lady Dragons to a 2-1 record.

    Her serve has been her biggest improvement this season.

    “I put a lot of work in and am able to spot serve now,” Kaelin said. I am also working on my jump serve.”

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  • Athlete of the Week

    Name: Austin Norman.

    School: Oldham County School.

    Sport: Football.

    Age: 13.

    Position: Tailback/safety.

    Hometown: La Grange.

    Accomplishments: Norman, a running back and safety for the Oldham County Middle School Colonels’ football team, was a standout in the Colonels’ 16-12 loss to Grant County Saturday.

    He scored both of the OCMS touchdowns from his running back spot.

    On defense, he recorded 15 tackles from his safety position.

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  • Football opens Friday

    CRESTWOOD – All three local high school football teams will jump into action with the Oldham County Kickoff Classic this weekend as the South Oldham High School stadium.

    The 11th year of the classic will feature Oldham County against Conner at 7:30 p.m. Friday. North Oldham faces Moore at 6 p.m. Saturday followed by South Oldham against Woodford County.

    The OCHS/Conner game will feature perhaps the biggest name player in Conner quarterback Nick West.

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  • First-time competitor isn&...

    Like a lot of things for people who like to test themselves, the Louisville Ironman competition was simply there for Todd Mullins.

    “Why I am doing this is a really good question,” Mullins said. “I think it’s probably the challenge of it, just to see if I can do it. I have watched it for years and now it is right here. I guess I just decided I couldn’t let it pass without trying it.”

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  • Teams could have good seasons

    Believe it or not football season is here.

    Fantasy teams are drafting, UK and U of L fans are lining up against each other and the NFL started preseason games.

    Last, but not least, the local high school season is kicking into gear Friday. I think it’s going to be a good one.

    Oldham County and South Oldham face a big challenge in trying to win their district over what appears to be a loaded Anderson County team. 

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  • Outrage take softball series...

    LA GRANGE – It’s been a winning summer for the Oldham County Outrage’s Under-14 softball team.

    The Outrage, with six players from Oldham County, won six tournaments this year, none bigger than the Midwest World Series title in Columbus, Ohio July 14.

    “We thought we could do it,” manager Steve Leanhart said. “When we went up there we had already won four big tournaments.”

    The Outrage finished with a perfect 8-0 record in the world series beating out 44 other teams for the series title.

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